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John Ireland sacking Stan Cullis.

As did Jordao.

Fosun don't. Guo personally does.

The whole thing is just completely and utterly ridiculous, and all this anger could have been so easily avoided. I'd like to say I'm surprised, but actually, I'm just saddened by the whole thing. For anyone who the idiots have priced out, then come along to Telford and support the women's...

Not in the same ballpark, but Chris Cornes. Silly, silly boy. I hope he's now grown up this many years later.

Don't forget that's the wrong Simon Davies - the left-sided midfielder with the single Welsh cap, not the right-sided midfielder that ended up at Spurs with 50-odd. Chris Casper was another one done in by injury - wasn't he manager of Bury in his late 20s or something?

Yeah, McGarry walked the second time around, basically because he worked out just what a state the Bhattis had put us in. Barnwell resigned after a row with Harry Marshall - and my personal opinion of Marshall as chairman is particularly low.

Ian Greaves was definitely disappointing. There were definite signs of life there. Hawkins didn't stand a chance really, and Little was disappointing too. Maybe at a push McGarry 2, but then, rose tints and all that. The rest? Not so much. Even Barnwell.

But, apparently they won something in the early 1980s? I've never heard their fans mention it mind.

Errr, what gulf? They were pretty evenly matched. Factors outside their individual control was most often the deciding factor between them.

People are people. End of. It's not difficult to treat everyone with respect and to celebrate our differences.

The combination of injuries to all of our forwards and the PGMOL means that yeah, it's not happening. As Nuno said though, dreaming is for free.

Oh, it's an utter classic. But then I am the right age for it to have been the first one I was properly aware of. It's definitely better than the follow-up adidas kit with the white sleeves that just made us look like Arsenal.

I can't see them keeping Perez, so it's probably Sainz v Albon for that seat. Unless of course, Max stomps off with the internal issues at Red Bull and they end up with both of them. Albon is under contract to Williams for another year, so they'd have to pay to get him.

Yeah, even the Bukta ones with the full branding are not identical to the originals - the two badges aren't at the same relative height. The Puma 1996 ones are just kinda vaguely similar to the originals. My first one was the 1979-80 shirt, like the retro one available but without the League...

So is anyone going to the Black Country Derby at Molineux tonight? As a reminder, it's free entry to STH, but you do need to book your ticket in advance. It looks like they've had to open the Stan Cullis stand as well as the Billy Wright, so it should be a good attendance at least.

All of this Southgate stuff is deeply hilarious to those of us that aren't English. In reality, the furthest any nation can "expect" to get in a tournament is the quarter-finals. Getting beyond that stage is a combination of the luck of the draw, having your players perform on the day and not...

It matters from a co-efficient point of view - 2 teams in the final is better than just 1 winning it for example.

Carlos Sainz has appendicitis and will miss the rest of the Saudi GP. Oliver Bearman will make his debut for Ferrari, and will therefore trash the "Lewis Hamilton is the first British driver to race for Ferrari this century" stat. Difficult first F1 start for a teenager, and he'll have to...

It is utterly awful PR after everything, but of course we just don't know the full story at all. It could be the most victim-blaming decision in the history of F1, or there could be something else behind it. There's just not enough evidence in the public domain (yet) to tell.